Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez

Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez is a local ski area in Vaud with 7 km of mapped pistes and 4 lifts, between 1'152 m and 1'465 m. Mostly blue and red, <1 km black. Nearby: Vaulion.

Rank Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez against every ski area near Lausanne for this weekend

This weekend

Measured snow and weekend forecast

Snow at the nearest SLF station

There is no SLF snow station within 15 km of Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez at a comparable elevation (within 500 m of the ski area's mid-mountain), so Skiboard shows no measured snow for this ski area.

Weekend forecast

  • : Partly cloudy, 5°C, wind 5 km/h
  • : Partly cloudy, 5°C, wind 5 km/h

Source: MeteoSwiss, local forecast for Col du Mont d'Orzeires (1'061 m, 1.5 km from the ski area), with the temperature at the ski area's mid-mountain, averaged over 09:00–16:00. Fetched .

Written into this page when it was last built. The live ranking uses the newest values.

Your trip

Travel time from Swiss cities

FromCarTrain
Lausanne36 min1h 19estimate
Geneva Airport1h 031h 54estimate
Geneva1h 051h 57estimate
Bern1h 392h 41estimate
Basel2h 283h 44estimate
Lucerne2h 474h 09estimate
Zürich3h 004h 26estimate
Zurich Airport3h 054h 33estimate
Zug3h 074h 35estimate
Winterthur3h 174h 48estimate
Chur3h 575h 40estimate
St. Gallen3h 585h 41estimate

Train: the timetable’s fastest connection leaving the city’s station between 06:30 and 09:30 on Sat 16 Jan 2027, to the valley station of the area’s lowest lift, with the walk from the last stop. Car: an estimate from coordinates, not live traffic. Check your trip on sbb.ch before you go.

Plan your trip

Practical links for the trip. They do not affect the ranking.

The mountain

Facts

Mapped pistes
7 km
Blue pistes
5 km
Red pistes
2 km
Black pistes
<1 km
Lifts
4
Top station
1'465 m
Base
1'152 m
Vertical
313 m
Longest mapped run
2.4 km, from 1'463 m down to 1'188 m
Mountain restaurants
3
Canton
Vaud

Piste map

Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez piste map, 2024
2024 edition · skimap.org · Original PDF, 4.5 MB

How steep the pistes in Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez are

ColourPistesSteepest 100 m, typicallyAll of SwitzerlandHere
Blue2 · 4.6 km19 %28 %—
Red1 · 1.8 km41 %38 %—
Black1 · 0.4 km32 %51 %—

The steepest 100 m: 41 % on La Rouge (red).

Long descents without flat stretches 1

  • La Route Blue · 315 m down over 3.5 km, steepest 100 m at 19 % · Map

How this was measured

Skiboard measured the 4 pistes OpenStreetMap maps in Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez (6.8 km) on swisstopo’s terrain model: the steepest 100 m of each, against every Swiss piste of the same colour.

Measured along the line OpenStreetMap draws, on terrain without snow: snow and grooming soften steps, and a piste can run beside its line. A gradient of 100 % is 45°. Colours as OpenStreetMap maps them, which can differ from the lift company’s piste map: check it before you go.

Piste lines from OpenStreetMap, read 30 Oct 2026 (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); terrain: swissALTI3D © swisstopo. A piste wrong or missing? Fix the map

Mountain restaurants in Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez

OpenStreetMap maps 3 places to eat or drink up the mountain in Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez, highest first.

Opening times change with the season and the snow: check with the restaurant or the lift company before you go.

From OpenStreetMap, read 25 Oct 2026 (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). A place missing or closed? Fix the map

About Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez

Ski areas near Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez

All ski areas in Vaud

Dent de Vaulion – Le Morez in numbers

18 % second homes

Hotels, homes and lifts in Vaulion, where the area’s lifts start: the federal statistics, and what the lift company publishes.

Hotels

The Federal Statistical Office publishes no hotel figures for Vaulion: it leaves out communes with few hotels.

Homes

18 % of the 295 homes in Vaulion are second homes (housing inventory, October 2026). Below 20 %, the Second Homes Act does not restrict new ones.

Commune figures count every hotel guest, not only skiers, and holiday flats are not in the hotel statistics. A licence year is when the installation’s current federal licence starts: usually the year it opened, sometimes a renewal.

Sources: Federal Office for Spatial Development, housing inventory

Links

Catalog facts from OpenSkiMap / OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Where an SLF station is nearby, the app shows its measured snow, and the day-pass price is read from the operator’s own shop or tariff; for opening status, check the operator.

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